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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
AGUE BUSTERS. s 81: PRICE s''sS g s. sss

Go to Bob Miller's for tables of al
sizes, chairs, beds, sofas, rockers. &c
Furnished rooms with board or with
out at the Judd House opposite court
house, On Main street. oct5t
You can buy first-class bed at Bot
Miller's for $l.75.
Spectacles to suit everybody at Ar.
thur Erwin's.
BY buying your furniture from Boil
Miller you save your money.
You will find beautiful line ofsilver
ware at Arthur Erwin
have few more of the patent
spring roller shades left which / will
sell at nearly cost. Come Immediately
or all will be gone. Bon MILLER.
Second hand sewing machines from
500 up at Arthur Erwin's.
--Fire-wood, two feet long, will be
taken on subscription at this office II
offered at once.
FOR A SURE CURE FOR
CHILLS USE DIR. POTTS CHILL
KILLER.
/ will exchange good sewing ma
chine for wood, coal or lumber.
A. ERWIN.
NO BAD EFFECTS FROM
THE USE OF DIR. POTTS CHILL
KILLER.
Just Received fresh and fine New Or
leans New Crop sugar house molasses
at Bernard & Co.
Go to Bob Miller's and get some OF
that furniture polish. 1t makes all
furniture, pianos and everything look
rs bright as new.
A sore throat or cough If neglected,
often results in an incurable throat or
lung trouble. SPARKS INDIAN COUGH
SYRUP gives speedy and permanent re-
lief. nov 3
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
AGuE BUSTERS. 8: as.'s S ss':'s; :.

SANDER! SANDER! some of it always
sticks.
From DR.. j. L. Hansford, regu-
lar graduate of medicine of twenty
years standing:
Burnett, Tex. July Is, '82.
Messrs. j. j. q w. II. Tobin,
GENTS Il have suffered for years
from a torpid liver and stubborn
constipation of the bowels, and have
tried many remedies, but your Hep
atozone has given me more relief
than any remedy ! have ever used.
Respectfully,
j. L. HANsFoRD.
Sold by J. M. Harkey q Bro. and
by w. 5. Hinton. Atkins.
Desperate ills require desperate
remedies.
One Of Jeb Stewards Veterans.
No man is mentioned in the life
of Jeb Stewart with more honor :or
bravery and dash than the gallant
Major b. S. White, of GAINESVILLE,
Maryland. The Major was one of
the most trusted of the famous cav
alryman's staff. The Major, for
years since the war, was an invalid,
but recently be has entirely recover
ed. How this was brought about is
told in the following letter.
GAINESVILLE, Nd, June %, 1887.
Gentlemen-For over sixteen
years ] had rheumatism in my right
shoulder. At the same time had
severe indigestion and dyspepsia.
All:during these years l tried sever
al physicians and numerous patent
medicines, but without getting any
permanet relief. A few months ago,
at the persuasion Of relatives, but
with decided prejudice, / began q
course of S. s. 5. After using six
large bottles ] was entirely we'll.
The medicine got at the root OF the
disease and eradicated it. With the
disappearance OF the rheumatism
also went the indigestion and dys-
pepsia. have gladly recommend
ed your s. 5. S. to my neighbors aud
countrymen, because ! am convinced
OF its efficacy, 1t having cured me In
spite OF every prejudice. Yours truly,
b. 5. WHITE.
Treatise on blood and skin dis
eases mailed free.
For sale BY al druggists:
THE SwiFT SrECIFic Co, Drawer =,
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
The Concert.


There will be concert given by the
Band of Hope at the Luker g. Davis OPP
era house Thursday night the 10th INST.
PROGRAMME IN PART.
"The SISTERS Prayer"--A prayer
sung by a young lady to her brother in
saloon.
s'The Price Of Drink"-A recira-
ton.
"We're Ali Teetotlers"--A temper
ance farce in one act. Time of perform
ance one hour.
"The Town COMEDIAN interest
ing discussion as to whether or not
there shall be saloon started in their
town.
Vocal and instrumental music.
Dialogues, recitahons, speeches, etc.
Admission % cts., children 10 cts.
Everybody should attend.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02

Ernest Erwin. infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Battenfield, was born April
18th, 1886, and died September 2sth,
1887. The little one has gone before
and beckons the parents to the better
land. The death Of this precious babe
has crushed the parents hearts and
made dcsolate their home, but God
knows best and His will be done.
How beautiful Is the thought, our lit
tie Ernest was In Heaven before his
soul was stained by sin-one angel
more In Heaven, one sufferer less on
earth. ELLA NELL.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
Household Goods tor sale.

/ viii sell at low price the follow
ing articles One walnut bedstead, So
"a lounge, Kitchen tables, one eight
gallon kettle. one spring walnut rock
Ing chair, baby crib, mattress, q good
rag carpet. sewing machine, etc.
These articles will be sold at greatly
reduced prices. Call early and exam
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
AT
MRS. WEATHERS' MILLINERY STORE,
ON Main Street,
|. A perfect ft guaranteed. All work
; first. class in style and finish.
Mrs. CLARA BELLE Tucker,
nov 23 Russellville. Ark.
matchmaking and Machine
Work.

The undersigned takes this method
OF announcing to the pubic generally
that they are now prepared 10 do black
smithing and all kinds Of machine
work on short notice and in satisfac-
tory manner. Having full corps OF
.cxnerienced workmen we can safely
knsrantee satisfaction. Our shop Is To-
cSfed on st. Mary street, north Of the
rciIroad. where we viii be pleased to
~s~ III II, need or work IN our line.
90 Respectfully, SMITH 4 Brown.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
For Sale.

A six-room residence on Washington
street, one block South Of College
building. Two lots, good garden spot,
well, and out buildings. A bargain can
be had If applied for soon.
Apply to DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02

Persons attending court, and the
travelling public generally, can secure
good board. by the day or week, at the
new City Restaurant, on Jefferson
Street, one door north OF Humphreys
q Evants. Good beds. Meals 70 cents
at all hours.
MRS. WiSN Il YoUNGBLooD,
nov 2 Proprietors.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02

School will begin at Prairie Grove
Nov. z, 1887, and the teacher requests
all the patrons to visit his school as Oft
en- as possible. This will encourage
the teacher and children. Prof. Egg
gleston will be in charge Of the school.
j. Il. DOLLAR,
SEC. Of the school Board.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02

All notes and accounts with j. M.
Harkey & Bro. are now due and In
my hands for collection. Please come
forward at once and pay up, as we
must and will have the money.
oct 8 If c. b. GERBER, Collector.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
Boarding.

Parties attending court can get good
board ut reasonable rates at Mrs. N.
A. McFADDEN's, corner of River and
Russell streets, one block from the de-
pot. nov 2
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
Business.

All persons indebted to me, by note
or account are hereby requested to
make payment Immediately.
nova j. w. WELLS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
Gard of Thanks.

We take this method OF thanking our
friends and relatives for their kindness
during our late bereavement In losing
our darling baby boy, Pruitt.
r. C. and M. C. BERGMAN.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
Good Farm for Sale.

Good Farm Tor Sale.
40 acres of land, about "a in cultiva-
ton, residence, barn, stables and well
Of good water; located 81 miles north
Of Russellville, one-half mile from Shi-
loh church. Price, 800; terms rea-
sonable. Apply to ISAAC w. BARTON,
Russellville, Ark. dec 20
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02

AellE pllcTc0C For Bilious Fever and all
AUUl OUOI6uO Aalariai Troubles. 30 ca.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02

aGuE ERS s s:c. s' :. en- .;.s ' ssss
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02

JIM. Harley & BRO. Druggists.
The money paid, the workman's
arm is broken.
To relieve headache, correct dis
orders of the stomach and increase
the appetite, and for the cure of liv
err codplaint, use Ayers Cathartic
Pills. They are perfectly safe to
take, and invariably promote a
healthy action Of the digestive and
assimiiative organs.
Always talk big and you will new
er be forgotten.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
Lay in Your Coal!

have now on hand d large lot OF
very good coal and will deliver the
same during the summer at prices much
lower than In the fall and winter. Or
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
old Alabama.

w. c. Lourd, Leesburg, Ala,
writes: My little babe, ten months
old, was almost dying from teeth
ing, gave it Dr. Biggers' Huckleber-
ry Cordial, the happiest result fol-
lowed. Every home should have it.
A Positive Gentleman.
Which is the most positive gen
tleman? Ger. tain. Taylor's Chero-
kee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and Null
lein is certain to cure coughs, colds
and Group. 1t is pleasant and eff
| fectiye.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
ACHE pllcTcpc FOR chIis. mo headaches.


This Ia to certify that 7. M. Duna-
hoo Is my Gully authorized collector In
Pope county Arkansas.
Respectfully,
On. w. j. HENSON.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
Like Fainting Ladies.

Why are good resolutions like
fainting ladies2 They should be
carried out, and parents should not
forget the resolutions that would
never suffer them to be without that
cough and Group cure, Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and
Mullen.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
M NIGHT sls.y: BABY s.ss

medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. It contains no Opium
or Morphine, but gives the child natural
eose from pain, Price IS cents. Sold By
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
and after May Is trstas leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
largest and FINEST Passenger Station in m

Largest and Finest Passenger station in America
e Rochester Express DRAWN groom cars 70 Albany
Troy, Patsburg ST. Adams Rouses Point aud Syracuse
- so n m. tho FAMOUS CHI, AGO LIMITED. composed
exclusively OF Buffet smoking dining drawing room
aud sleeping cars for Albany Utica syracuse Roehe sr
Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cevelsnd and Toledo arriving
Chicago $50 n next day.
tlo3O Chicago FXpreSS drawing 70 Canaan.
daigua AMI Rochester.
til:30a m. Western New.York and Northern Express.
with drawing room
room cars TO Troy.
a p IN. Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
-6 m Fast Chicago Express. with sleeping for
Niagara Falls Buffalo Toronto Toledo Detroit ant Chicago
Diniugca New-YJrk 10 Albany
1890 D. III, Fast Cincinnati and St Louis Express with
Louis, also TO Auburn Geneva and ansndsigua
D. M, Montreal Express with siseplngcars Platte
burg st Adams and Montreal Runs 20 Utica stopping at
principal stations.
M SPECIAL sleeper arrives Rochester Tao Blu
falo o35 a. IN. and Cleveland. i2:lj D. IN. nexAday.
t9l5 Pacific Express with sleep for Roehes
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo Detroit and
Chicago seepngcars 10 Clayton via Utica daily except
Saturday
Ii 10 p. Night Express with seepng.cars to Albany
and Troy Connects with the for the West and
for the North except Saturday nighO
Tickets ard space in Drawing roo I'd sleellng cas on
sale at Grand Central Depot 4S 80 aud 81 Broadway
II ParK Place. Battery Place. 81 West l25thst 5nt
Mott Haven station. l3SthsL. NewYork 1893 Washington
and 100 Fulton Brooklyn aud 10 tth ST. Williamsburg
Baggage called for and checked from residence ,..
Run daily, others daily except sunday tStop AT Aos
Haven station (l3Sth-srl. -
J. NJ. TOUCEY. HENRY M0NErT,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent .
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L ION AMI after MAY 49, 1887.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYorh via Desorosses and corand Streets
HarrisCas PtIsOurs and the Vest with Pullman Paac.
si ss s as AND Sssp ss
s's' SHsFy r .qS gss
ysF Iss.nS@ go m, s'$o and lais2 tsps
MP sfrvs wsssinsou 100 M daily $40 Sp D. N.Y.
;'y' y sGs ind
day go and 800 M go aud 81 and i9iS psh
s y;a and
sunday GAS N and D. N doom mot tat stop q:
':1 "a sorss ys S:s$Is KY va
ss% s'y L" ssp az with all through
i,Jss,sy oily idordns speedy and direct
nst": s.1.S: From psssa5s 3,ie $50: li,so 700
s@ ssS' Ss @ S3$'ssS s@ ss ::?Ss
ssS lSsS 90 liso zoo $sS $50 s5S
i,5O m, $40 300. TOO. 1905. 0;20 CAS- l0,so p
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Train. leave NewYork via Desoosses and Cort
, land Street, fssns.s as i9ows - wv
ss{ Hal e. $
SS sss I'D N"
eng " ri .t s1$ sra% a. and IT, NJ
Hi!sSSPs S ;.S' p5s' 49, s!'s's
ssS & :: ";
so fS.S ss md 9 ~ =" 'a'' ''4'
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 600 a m and <so .. m
' 6sss. ", broadway. A. House
S %nScs snd loot
broesIyn station Jersey CITY Rmsrant Ticket oaco
Tho New Y1.srr.n.,sr Company will call for and chez,
bHGKIEs %. rUah. JR WOOD.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

' ~ l. Z. x H. X. X. Co., leSsees
Trains leave West 42ds station follows and 10 minutes
earlier from foot OF Jay-st, North River
Detroit and Chicago. 1855 a. ~. 1906. 's;l5 m
Utica. syracuse, buffalo. Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls. & is, 1888 M, 900, 1915 s,x
Highland. Kingston. saugertes. Catskil Albany. ei"
"7:l5. 'o;55, 1880 u m. 1, 'o05, 'sl5 T. M. -,s
Cranston's West Point Cornwall, Newburg '3lD 'El9
$3.50 'l0l5 1880 M, 1914 s45 p ~, aud '60o p u
Cranstop's, Cornwall Sew6urs
For Montreal And Canada Eat, eicb p m. ,.t
hamnton. London, .sIss a M. 5000 Sis p M Toron"'
1925 w.. 1905. 'Sil5 -. ,,..,,-
kIegant sleeping cars Buffalo, Nagais Falls cineia
natl Detroit. Chicago and St Louis .-.,os
Daily Daily except Saturday Other trains daily ei'''
Sunday. ..s.
For tickets time tables parlor sleeping aeeonmoass
tons or informat,on Apply at onees Booky n.
ipgton 730 Fulton ST. Annex Once foot o fuiton ~
New.Yor City, 1868 1855 b42 Broadway 1853 BoweTJ "a
West shore stations foot Of wes 43d foot OF jay
G. T.. LAMBERT,
6yanderbltava General Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-oEKsEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET.. NORTH RIVER.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET., NORTH RIVER
m Table Of May H. 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound Brook
Route at 400 13j. 300 HOO. M; 80 800 400 80,
1880. 1900 p sUNDAYsa At 400, $40 MI $3.50. 1900
T. IN. -. $50 $3.50 -
n FOR Reading HARRISBURG Potts.
VILE etc. 400 for Eason. Bethlehem Allentown, Read
ing Harrisburg On sundays for Easton.
13D for E.son Bethlehem, Allentown. Manch Chunk
$50 for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch chunk,
whkesbsrrc scranton Reading Harrisburg, Pottsvile
Tamaqua Shamokin Sunbury LewisburE Wiiliamsport
loo and 1870 y. for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch chunk Reading HARRISBURG etc.
S35 p m for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Aauch Chunk
Trkesharre Scranton Tsmsqua shamokin. sunbury Lewis
burg. Wlilamsport etc.
40 p ~ for ESson. Bethlehem. Allentown. etc
bt5 Eason Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Wkesbarrc Reading HARRISBURG etc On Sundays at 80
$50 Sis Hoo a. NJ. 100 400 $50 6l9p. Sundays
q. for Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Drove
(except Sundays, Point Pleasant
4s6 rs LOO. 4So M, for Lakewood Toms River
40 A. M 100 D. m Atlantic CITY vineand. Bridgeton.
4So. SIS lltt m. 100 i;30 $50 p ~ for Freehold
Glo .. m. sundays 400, 900 a ~ for Perth Amboy.
NEMJERSEY SOUTHERN DIV
From Piers. n. H.. via sandy Hook
For Atlantic Highlands, seaOright. Long Branch &c. 430,
lol5a m. 345 AS Sundays tefcept Atlantic High.
For Ebcron As5ury Park Ocean Grove PIT Pleasant SC,
IOl6a m. 81 IN Sundays except Asbury Park and
Og,a a.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortands anu ""
brpsses follows,
IN. for Catasauqus and intermediate points r,,o srd
r. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elm,ra kochester
the West and principal Chair car TO
D. for unEhan mock intermediate points C nsn
70 1unkhannock Connection 10 Reading and
$40 D. for Pittston and principal intermediate p
Chair car 10 Pittston. -oo,actt1s
$40 p nI for Coplay aud intermediate points Cohn'
to Reading Hsrrisburs Chair car 10 tep r.io Al
p. IN. Tor Geneva, Lyons Elnlra kochos'of' D
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
IA 90 u m for Iaurays intermediate points ,,ss ~
Trains leaving at IA ~, p ~ And 3t0 p IN ''
SUNDAY TkAISA ia. roiuts
3 q m. for = aueh Chunk, Hazston and intct
E4o IN for Coplay and intermediate points ,salo ~
IN. nj. for Geneva Lyons. Elmiis, t"chos'e'' "
tho Nsst Pullman o. iyou~
General Eastern Office 2S5 Broadway
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SAINT PAUL ASp DULUTH RAILROAD CO. }
OFFICE or THE bFCRkTAKY AND TREASURER Z
ST. PAuIl MINI, MAY II, 1887.

III
j holders Of the ST. Paul and Duluth Railroad Company
election OF and consideration Of the reoln
duly adopted by the Board OF Directors February 1887
brought before the meeting VIII be held at
OH Monday June 20, 1887 at IL O'Clock noon
The transfer books viii be closed at Saturday
May II, ana reopened Friday, June "a 1887.
The resolution above referred 10 follows
Resolved That eNpedent aud for the rapidly
increasing business Of tins company explained by tho
president that II should have additional terminal facilities
and tracks and that the grades and Of tho
should be reduced other improvements Do
made possible all involving estimated erpeni
the the ensuing two three OF
ward OF two millions OF dollars and In order TO raise ms
procure such additional facilities equipment and Inn
recommended that there be submitted 10 tho
stockholders at the next annual meeting the following pro-
positions for tho adoption Of more OF them
FirsThe temporary application oil the income from lands
and stufnpage To necessary improvements
Second-1he sale the stock at
less than the full provided In the articles OF
corporation and the plan OF reorganization. namely SIX
million dollars being increase OF nearly million dol
lars
Thrd-Auhorze the Board OF Directors to borrow two
million dollars upon bonds OF the company
Fourb-Assent 10 the ORGANIZATION OF terminal faro1n
other like furnish such terminals equipment
facilities the stock OF which shall be owned
by this company authority the Board OF Director.
OF this the principal and interest OF
bonds OF said terminal other company TO tho amount oil
two million dollars
BY order of the Board OF Directors
" PHILIP S. HARRIS Secretary.
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Cost an6 foun6.

7 OST or STOLEN.-BankboOk No. Isl, O2l,
issued the German Savings Bank In the CITY OF New
York Bridegroom. All persons are cautioned 10
negotiate the requested deliver the book 10 e
bank 4s and ihave II not restored on the zytn
1887 application VIII be made to the DshK LOT
duplicate.
I OST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. Isl. 4OS,
by German savings Bank in the city OF new
York 10 Barbara All are cautioned 10 nes9
and requested 20 deliver the Dook 10 me
corner Ihs 4nave. II restored on the 2sth day
poi June 1887 application viii made TO the bank for du'
pIlcate. New.YOrk June :, 1851.
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I1ipi1eu0 Notices.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIvKR I
u AZ no An COMPANY TREAsURRR's OFFICE Z
~ NEw.YoRK. June 8. 1857
Dividend of -Four per cent on the capltal
~ stack OF the New Harlem Railroad Company
will DO paid by the NewYork Central and Hudson hser
Railroad company lessee under the provisions OF te con
companes at this ollie On inc ISL
The transfer hooks will be closed at o'clock M on
the 18th inst and rsopencd at ~ O'CLOCK HI
July 2next H. " W Ro9sl ZEN. Ile -
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDR RAILROAD CoMPASf}
Al WlLLiAMs1. ,aao {
DIVIDEND NO. 1.
The Board Directors have this day declared
the Preferred Captal STOCK ou'
OF the net earnings OF the Company now In us treasury pay
The transfer Preferred Stock viii close or THIS
purpose Both day OF June, ats O'CLOCK H. anu he
open the morning OF July ID
D' o'"'' " VIZ D'~N' WILLIAM WAGNER
Secretary.
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5inanrlal.
xorIx NAVIGATION AND IMPROVEMENT Co..
Enr,rr Aufv RI,uDING.

AFGHAN NAVIGATION AND IMPROVEMENT co.,
EQUITABLE BUILDING, I
THE ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders
Of this Company will DO hell at the office OF inc
EanaLe Building NewYork CITY, on Iuesday sunc 49,
1887. Polls open from 10 p III, its1 rpVTxW
June IL reopen June ~ u ~ escretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK ls noi ~
i era of the GERMAN AMERICAN REAL ESIAiEI
TITLE GUARANTEE CO. for the election OF .n
for the business as may come
The meeting will held Thursday June 100" AZ -
O'CLOCK Ill., N'' N"''"''"' A. KOPPEL, Secretary.
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nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ ERN RAILROAD. sHoRTEsT LINZ BETMEEN
NETWORK and BCPFALO. LlGHINING EXPRts
TRAINS No dust ALWAYS ON TIME PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND sLEEPING COACHES. ,.
p0pOs New.YOrk, foot OF Barclay and Chrstophersts
NJ Daily ex ept Sundsys, Buffalo and Oswego cypress
for DAP siroudsburg scranton Binghamton Elnira
Bath Buffalo syracuse OsweGo. Greene. Oxford NorTich
Utica connect at Scranton for Pston, Wkesbsre Dan
Vile aud Northumberland at owegO for ithaca and nterme
diate stations ....- 49,,
/ M Blnghamton and Elmira Express for Water Gap
Biuahamon OWego and hmrl connects at scTan
ton for Plttstou. Kings ton Vlkesbarre go.
lO D. m. scranton. WlSesharre ana Kingston Express
p m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for strondspourx
scranton Binghsmon. Owego Elmlra Corning Bath, n.y.
land Busao 60. arriving In Buffalo 7i0 a. NJ sleeping
coach 10 olean. - a.,
o p III. Daily Burao, Utica and osweso Express Tor
StrOudsburg scranton. BinghsmOn Cortland syracuse
Oswego Greene oxford, Norwich, Utica and klchfeld
SPRING. owego for Ithaca amt intermediate sta
except saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains Tor
all points West 80. =. - - +,
Tickets for and baggage checked nj 2S5 Broadway and
at Westcott press offices IN Newi ork and BROOKLYN
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STEAMBOATS, ar0 Railroads.

NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
y steamers Rasterk and CatsEill leave PIER IS ~ ~;
foot Of jay every week day ~ y H. co"he04"s WIN
tafssIu Mountain and Cairo Railroads ~.
JaIy Kaaterskiil will leave Saturdays at
/ M Waiter Brett AT D. tba
New circular with list OF houses rates. %c'' y" oo
pier OF SUN " "'' " r Hughes Treas. Caskl. y. y.
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ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.
EXCLUSION good 8 daysl. 81 IS.

Steamers c. II. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leavs
Peck Slip Pier 25 +. r. and IL m. (sundaysex .
New Haven with special trains for
MERiDEN. HARTFORD, SPRINGFIHLD, HpLYOkE,
Through tickets sold and baggage checked at s4i Broad
way, n. w. and Court-sL, Brooklyn.
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Gorses auo Carriages.

ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND
N SUMMER CARRIAGES. manufactured on the prem
and country at moderate prices an
~ ce. .orv ci,ean S' J.CURLEY,
''"e' corner statest and Boerum Place Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
PFSysYLyANIA COMPANY.
OFFCK THE TRHAstEER :
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DONDS FOR THE SINKING FUND.

pcpp.vlyania COMPANY per bonds TO the amount
of one hundred ninety two thousand sir hundred sh
viii DO purchased Jny 1851, at
The Agency Of the COmpany-thc Naiiona tly sank OF
New York City-under the following pio'son'o' NV "o
gage a.. -. ~, .,,b honda will Ia "a.
eiyed Al the Agency 81 sad first party ennsit anna ON
auy in the CITY Of Newiork, on or before Tie sAy
e time Of making purchase. and bonds Oretol AZ INC
loWe. prlce but Needing par VIII be accepted Anu pa
Tor S u different holders be oheIel az the 'Aho
mice lie number bonds taken from each shan be on
pro rata nearly - VI leaplc III p!Olo'on " o
whole number OF bonds oner'd ,,.,rso>. 1r....,r..
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